A practical guide to how our confirmed crane, rigging, gantry, and forklift capabilities relate to real jobs — HVAC, generators, machinery, indoor work, and yard handling.
Steedle Crane runs a truck crane fleet from our West Deptford yard for lifts across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and northern Maryland. Truck crane fleet — any size project; capacity confirmed by radius and site. The photos and notes below show how different gear tends to fit different jobs. Suitability is never assumed from a web page — our office reviews load, reach, and site conditions before confirming an approach. Call 856-298-1903 with what you know, or see crane rental and lift planning.
Before we confirm suitability
Capacity depends on radius, crane setup, ground conditions, overhead hazards, and how the load is packaged. We do not publish tonnage ceilings as a headline or guarantee a specific machine from this page. Share weight, dimensions, and site photos when you have them — the office will review and confirm what fits. For larger lifts we work with trusted crane partners when needed.
Our truck cranes cover the outdoor picks customers call about most — rooftop HVAC, generators, steel, tanks, cooling towers, and commercial or residential sets. Radius and access decide the setup.
Some jobs need more than a boom alone — rooftop movers after an HVAC drop, aluminum gantry for indoor or low-headroom work, and forklift support for yard handling and short moves. Photos below are from real jobsites; ask when you call what approach fits your load and access.
We pick up and receive from distributors, and we offer indoor and outdoor storage space at the West Deptford yard — heated warehouse plus outdoor yard storage — so equipment stages cleanly until lift day. Logistics is part of getting projects of any size done efficiently and smoothly. Pickup, hauling & storage.
Use these as planning guides — not capacity guarantees. Link through for service detail or a verified project story, then Request a Lift Quote or call 856-298-1903.
Truck cranes handle the reach to the roof; after the set, rooftop movers and rigging help roll units into place when the curb or pad is away from the pick point. Share unit weight, curb location, street access, and overhead lines when you can.
Standby and temporary generators often combine truck-crane placement with pad alignment and tight side-yard access. Photos of the pad, utility clearances, and delivery truck path help the office plan the setup before anyone rolls.
Plant machinery, skids, and chassis moves may need crane reach plus machine-moving / rigging for final positioning. Indoor paths, floor loading, and doorway clearances matter as much as the pick weight.
Aluminum gantry and forklift capabilities support indoor placements, low-headroom shops, and yard handling when a truck crane cannot set up close enough. We match the approach to access — not every job needs a boom over the roof.
Take a look at our trucks, lifting equipment, and specialty gear on the job. More verified work is on recent projects.
Small or huge, tell us what needs lifting or moving. We’ll work through the details with you. Preferred dates remain requests until our office confirms the schedule.
